The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12

O'CLOCK at S6Z MAIN etreot. conu hi
the oh ildren. They will carry homa
much that they cannot eat.
That sterling little society, the
Irish Literary Association, elected Of
6cers Monday evening for the ensuing
twelve months as follows: President,
Dennis Smith; vice president, F. ]:
Byrne; recording secretary, Michael
Sullivan financial secretary, N. Egen
treasurer, M. Gavin; librarian, James
Mallon; censor. John 8. Sullivan.
Marriage licenses were issued to
the following named parties yesterday:
Samuel +. Ettinger to Mics Nettie j..
Haslum; W. T. Scbmitz 10 Miss Jane
Ransville; George Price TO Miss Emma
Allen, colored; T B. Mckee TO Miss
Georgia James; William Anderson to
Miss Hortense Dickens; Amos Ward
TO Mis- Silvia Tucker, colored; George
T. Dimitry TO Mrs L. ]. Barron.
Capt. +. X. Dsffrey OF the Men,
phis Merchants u )usves, was present.
ed at the armory ball last night by the
boys, with an elegant gold headed
cane. Lieut.. Charles J. Rauthe made
the presentation speech on behalf oil
the company in an eloquent style
The company have entered for the
Washington drill, and now meet three
nights in each week TO practice.
For the three months ending
January l, 1887, County Undertake
Walsh buried 1872 paupers, which cost
the county 1913. Mr.. Walsh's bill
does not by any means include the
entire burials OF the county, quite q
number being buried in the country
per order OF Justices, and it ia safe 10
Say that Shelby county buries sevs nty-
Ave paupers each month, the most OF
them being colored.
What promises to be a highly In.
teresting and holly contested suit was
fled in the Circuit Court yesterday.
The Hon. w. r. Moore has brought
suit against Mr.. Morgan j. Kelly fji
$1,000 damages. The ground for the
action is alleged to be that the Hon
W. II. Moore, when his collar bone
was broken by Mr.. Kelly, some two
months ago, suffered damages h
the above extent. Messrs Estes 4
Warinner and g anti 4 Patterson have
heen retained by the plaintiff to pros
ecute the euit.
DIR. Hermann, proprietor Of the
batnhouse on Second street, has put
up q new Turkish bathroom that ID
very complete and is one OF the very
best 10 the South. /. Is clean, com.
Portable and we'll furnished and will
be found tqual to the increasing d..
mands Of the public. The Doctor has
expended great deal OF time. money
and labor in keeping his bathhouse
open at all seasons, aud has earned
the high measure OF pub ic confidence
he enj ,ys and which will bs more
than maintained now that he bas
made 80 many sedsd alterations. In
addition to his baths,the Doctor gives
his advice, which is invaluable to his
customers. He has made a success:
and will still make greater.
Fred Kuehnle, the proprietor Of
the Tivoli Garden saloon formerly the
Jake Stortz saloon), on Main street
near Washington, and who left the
city suddenly last Sunday, has moi
since been heard from. He aban.
doned his young wife, t, whom he
had been married week, and 1t is
said on account of low woman OF the
town named "Lottia," with whom he
hsd been intimate for year or more
His wife, young and respectable
lady, formerly Miss Annie Heinrich,
was at q loss to know why he SO basely
abandoned her, but last night the
truth was developed by the fact tina,
the woman "Lottie" has been In tele-
graphic communication with him, and
ths left on the Kansas City for Kanta
City to meet him. Kuehnle was bad
citizen. He married the young lady
who was ward OF Mrs. Stortz, and
from the latter he had borrowed about
$1,000. He also owes many other PEG.
pie for borrowed money. The saloon
has been attached by the Tennessee
Brewing Company, and other credi-
tors too numerous to mention are left
10 the lurch. He will not return to
Memphis unless forced to do 80 by an
officer armed with iequisiton.
We give below the entries re.
ceived for the Suburban S akes up ia
January 9th, The absence OF the noted
Californiaus will at once be noted. AS
mali leaving San Francisco on the lst,
the day entire, closed, would not
reach New York in time for this pub
LEGATION, it lie more than probable that
both Haggin and Lucky Baldwin will
send entries. Our readers will remem-
Der that this Is the race that Capt.
Sam s. Brown, last spring, wen with
the great Troubadour, netting on the
race over $l5O,C00 The folio wing
were the nominations received up TO
Wedn esday: Kirkmap, Longlight,
Quito, Charity, Flor Ance Fonso, Wick
ham, Mary Payne, Boomerang, Look
ont, Pegasus, Becky b., Gonfalon,
Ariel, Goano, Wanderment, Stalwart,
Marklaud, supervisor, Richmond,
Greenfield, Peconic, Htailad, b ,nnie
Prince, Gen. Nay, The Bard, ANAL
gam, Lsntdowne, Euru,, Lottery.
Maumee, Cyclops, Housatonic, ORR
famine, Gardey, Oatesby, My Maty-
land gelding, Oassatk Pasha, Rebellion,
Biscuit, Broushton, Punks, Jim Gray,
LATTE, Dousman, Ten Booker, Mono
pole, Thackery, st. Augustine, Eec.
trio. fremont, Hanover, Ferona, Bes-
sic June, Sir Joseph, Grimaldi, Brother
Ban, King Robin. All Estill, Troub,-
dor, Blue Wing, Bob Fisher, Matter
niece, 0'Fallon, st. Savior, freeman,
Exile, Top Sawyer, 0sceola, Lady
Primrose, Royal Arch, Himalava, Lin
den, Rupert, Elkwood, Long Knight.
Easter Sunday, Soudan, Rataplan,
Frank Ward, Bosz, Portland, Goodfel.
low, Attorney, Beauty, Barnum, Rock
aud Rye, Bandala, Hazsras, knight,
Pontico, Kaloolah, Springfield, Erebus,
Savsnac and Billy Gilmore.